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Montenegro

The construction of the first synagogue in Montenegro has begun

The construction of Montenegro's first synagogue, Ar Ashem, located on Radosava Burića Street in Podgorica, has officially begun, as announced by the Jewish Community of Montenegro.

Montenegrin parliament votes resolution condemning crimes committed in Janesovac, Dachau and Mathausen

The Montenegrin parliament approved a resolution condemning crimes committed by the Nazis and their allied countries during World War II in the concentration camps of Jasenovac, Dachau, and Mauthausen.

Jewish community of Montenegro presents design for the construction of the first synagogue in the country

"This synagogue will not only provide a religious home for the Jewish community but will also serve as a symbol of inclusivity and diversity in our city" said the Jewish Community of Montenegro.

Jewish Community of Montenegro pays tribute to the memory of the victims of the Shoah

The Jewish Community of Montenegro paid tribute to the memory of the victims of the Holocaust.

Billboards appear in Podgorica accusing Israel of ethnic cleansing

Billboards accusing Israel of ethnic cleansing appeared on eight locations in the Montenegrin capital of Podgorica.

Conference: Safer and Stronger Faiths in Montenegro

The Security and Crisis Center by EJC (SACC), together with the Jewish Community of Montenegro and the Conference of European Churches (CEC), organised a Conference entitled “Safer and Stronger faiths in Montenegro.”

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